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ARGH....

Jazzy B Bunny

Wise Old Thumper
Jazz is chewing his hutch :? hes got other things to chew on but oh no he likes the taste of his hutch :? :? is there anything i can do to stop him from doing this?
 
Aww naughty Jazz! If he has other things to chew sarah i don't really know what else you can do. mmmmm difficult XX Have you tried changing his chew toys for different ones?
 
I cant really see him being bored he get so much attention. (from my family and the neiboughs) :lol: LOL maybe frustrated i dunno but when i tell him off he gives me that really cute look. then i pick him up and say are you sorry? and he holds his head in shame hehehe :lol: :lol: :lol: such a funny bunny :D
 
When Bindi was first put in her hutch, she was exactly the same. Just under her water bottle is a chewed bit. She has plenty of things to chew on, and she has enough hay and grass to feed a thousand bunnies!!!

When i asked my manager she said that many people that have taken on her bunnies babies, have asked the same question. Her answer was "its like having a child, they always put things in their mouths, to see what they taste like!" She doesn't do it anymore. I guess sometimes it can be bordem or frustration.

My male piggy Woogie, lost his cage mate, Boogie. And he changed. He became very unsocialable and start chewing everything. His cage mainly, and then my clothes and the carpet at play time. When i got the girlies he changed back to Woogie we all knew. Although they are not in the same hutch, he just must know he has friends around. He doesn't do it anymore.

Gracie and animals x
 
Jazzy B Bunny said:
I cant really see him being bored he get so much attention. (from my family and the neiboughs) :lol: LOL maybe frustrated i dunno but when i tell him off he gives me that really cute look. then i pick him up and say are you sorry? and he holds his head in shame hehehe :lol: :lol: :lol: such a funny bunny :D

lol . so darn cute :lol:
 
You could spray the walls of the hutch with a sour spray, made for training dogs. I know people who use that on their walls when their buns chew at their wall paper, plus its really inexpensive :wink:
 
Needs a friend of the bunny persuasion??? I feel like a preacher now Sooty and Lolly have have bonded. Cant recommend it highly enough! Can you fix a chewy log roll to the hutch where he chews at least that can be replaced
 
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